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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
2
Railroad time cards list arrivals and departures for Canon City and Cripple Creek with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe timings. The Magnet store advertises new velvet top shoes for children and a parade of fresh goods while noting visitors from Springfield Denver Pueblo and Topeka and a Gentry's Dog and Pony show attracted crowds.
At Lincoln Park on Tuesday morning William Lamson slipped 14 feet from a barn peak landing on rocks. He suffered a badly broken left leg multiple rib fractures and facial cuts. A woman on Main street was dragged by a nervous horse before being rescued and treated with crutches. Also mentions Cassedy and Shaeffer, Sheriff Hawkins travel to Parlins, and McNellys meats. Piano lessons offered by Prof John F Myers at 419 Macon. School district No 1 in Fre mont county Colorado approves excavation payment for high school foundation. Gold Brand bacon advertised at McNellys.
Advertises Krause Cold Cure for head chest and throat colds with 24 hour relief. Claims to prevent colds if taken at first symptoms. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Hunter Valmer.
A Montana stockman proposes a mobile machine like a horse rake to burn a narrow eight to ten foot wide strip of grass to form a fire guard. An existing gasoline powered variant uses brushes to extinguish fire before it spreads beyond the guard. He seeks a cheaper design for long guards of 50 miles or more.
The Free Lance of London asserts Henry Labouchere was emperor of Mexico and president of the French republic. He arrived at Vera Cruz with pomp during Maximilian’s fate and later, in a besieged Paris, joined the Paris commune vote and was elected president unanimously.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt highlights Newton Stanley of Wayne County Ohio claiming lifelong abstinence from kissing liquor or tobacco and never shaving or having a photograph taken at age 68, noted as remarkable among diverse, long-remembered examples.
Parties wishing to purchase small blocks of Copper King stock should see Harr is of Dawson. P O Box 137 Canon City.
An old advertisement touts Krause's Headache Capsule promising head relief in half an hour. Sold by Hunter Palmer with a price of 25 cents.
French dramatist Rostand faces the prospect of joining the Academy, likely occupying seat 13. Four seats lie empty 25 7 13 and 14 with 25 soon given to Emile Faguet and Berthelot. Faguet may become thirteenth occupant of seat 25. Superstition colors expectations for seats 13 and 25.
The New York Stock Exchange shows 1,100 seats valued at 70 000 each totaling 77 000 000. Include gratuity funds and other assets to about 85 000 000, up about 1 000 000 annually since brokers gathered under a Buttonwood tree near the Battery.
An advertisement promises exact eye measurements by a skilled fitter who guarantees glasses will be absolutely right. Examinations are offered free of charge.
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